What do you think makes a stay at Cobo Bay Hotel unique?
Cobo Bay Hotel offers an unrivalled beachfront location overlooking one of Guernsey's most beautiful bays, with soft white sands and stunning sunsets. Locally renowned for warm hospitality from 3 generations of the Nussbaumer family, the personal touches and attentive service that provided will make your visit truly unforgettable.
Tell us more about the rooms and facilities at Cobo Bay Hotel?
Cobo Bay Hotel offers 34 en-suite rooms fitted to an exceptional standard, featuring a wide range of amenities to help you relax & unwind including 26inch plasma screen TV's, fluffy bathrobes and slippers, tea and coffee making facilities as well as personal safes. Fourteen rooms have a balcony with sea-views, whilst family, inter-connecting and wheelchair accessible rooms are also available. Free WiFi is accessible throughout the hotel.
Can you suggest any activities or things to do while staying in the Guernsey area?
Cobo is a small village with a number of local amenities including a bar & restaurant, tea room, fish & chip shop, petrol station, mini-supermarket, bank, pharmacy and a Doctor's surgery all within a few hundred metres of the hotel. As well as strolls along the shore, guests can enjoy tranquil walks through the nearby nature trails up to Saumarez Park or through Le Guet, a small pine forest with a Napoleonic fort that provides an excellent vantage point from which to take in views of Cobo and beyond.
Where can guests enjoy food and drink?
Cobo Bay Hotel is a popular drink and dining destination for locals and visitors alike. Their stylish restaurant provides panoramic sea-views to enjoy with breakfast, lunch or dinner, whilst The Beach Terrace is open daily from 10am (season and weather permitting) for al fresco dining in a relaxed atmosphere, making it the perfect place to enjoy a warm afternoon or long summer evening watching the sunset on the horizon. Their secluded outdoor bar and the sumptuous Chesterfield Lounge Bar serve an extensive wine list as well as refreshing cocktails, craft beers and local cider. Guernsey is a great destination for ‘foodie breaks', boasting an abundance of fantastic restaurants serving up fresh seasonal produce from local farmers and fishermen.
